- Lolo1 stated that 80% of gym goers are professional s3x workers
- Her guest on the show, former Big Brother Naija housemate and fitness trainer, Kemen, faulted the statistics, saying those behind the stats were generalising their experiences.
Nollywood actress and media personality, Omotunde Adebowale David, popularly known as Lolo1, stated that recent data has shown that 80 percent of individuals attending the gym are professional s3x workers.
She made this revelation during the latest episode of the ‘Say My Piece‘ podcast.
During the podcast, Lolo1 mentioned:
“Stats say that 80% of the people that come to the gym now are career prost!tutes”.
Her guest on the show, former Big Brother Naija housemate and fitness instructor, Kemen, disagreed with the statistics, suggesting that those responsible for the data were making broad assumptions based on personal experiences.
Kemen stated:
“Whoever is behind that stat is one of the career prostitutes that was just successful in trying to prostitute in the gym”.
He continued, “We make commercial s3x work look like it’s very easy. If commercial s3x work was as easy or profitable as a lot of people think it is, an average girl would most likely… Who wants to suffer”.
Kemen went on to highlight that throughout his 10-year career as a personal trainer, he has never engaged in any inappropriate relationships with his clients. He confidently challenged anyone to provide evidence of such behavior.
“In my 10 years of being a personal trainer, if you have been my client that or know anyone that has been my client that I have had any s3xual relationship with, drop your receipts [evidence]” Kemen asserted, emphasizing his commitment to professionalism.
In another story, Lolo1 opened up on why she is officially training to become a boxer .
Lolo made the revelation during her show, Jasiri on the News Central TV network to the surprise and humor of her co-hosts.
However, in making the revelation and gesture, Lolo also used the opportunity to touch on experiences she’s currently facing in her life amid the nation’s economic hardship.